Environmental Health Indicators Bridging the Chasm of Public Health and the Environment: Workshop Summary (2004) / Chapter Skim
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Workshop Objectives and Charge to Participants
Workshop Objectives and Charge to Participants
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The workshop comes at a pivotal time in environmental health when federal agencies, state agencies, private organizations, and other interested parties are discussing the emerging needs of environmental health. The workshop explored current monitoring efforts by industry; private organizations; international organizations; and U.S.
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8 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH INDICATORS The charge for speakers and participants was to take a critical look at a variety of potential indicators of environmental health status, examine the proposed calls for a national environmental health monitoring system that would expand current human exposure monitoring and health surveillance efforts, foster a dialogue on the benefits and limitations of a national environmental health monitoring system, and discuss the steps needed to create this system.
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